My, my, my, where is Austin?

http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/these-are-the-best-college-towns-for-students/ar-AAbA2jx#image=AAbE4K5|1

I'll pile it on the sips anytime I can, but Austin > College Station.

Bit you probably don't see it on there because it's a city and not really a college town.

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Austin > College Station.

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This is what's referred to as an opinion... and just like the article, I disagree with yours.

I like Austin but it's to damn crowded.

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Austin is not a college town.

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Where's Lakeway on the list?

Right below Del Valle.

Brenham

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Austin is not a college town.

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I'll pile it on the sips anytime I can, but Austin > College Station.

Bit you probably don't see it on there because it's a city and not really a college town.

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Maybe you should move to asstin and never return to College Station.

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The report focused on places with more than 10,000 students but less than 250,000 residents.

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Houston is THE college town in Texas. Forget this magazine's (or whatever it is) metrics....

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I'll pile it on the sips anytime I can, but Austin > College Station.

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That's because you're a f****t

Austin is a great city and probably a cool place to live as a young working adult post college. It's expensive, a night out of fun in Austin at least double a night out in Cstat. A night out in Northgate is assured of being filled with the under about 23 set and not many shady characters. Yes there is more diversity of people and things to do in Austin but that's not what college students want. They want fun with friends and a place they can afford to go to! For college at a minimum Cstat > Austin. No brainer

Austin is not a college town anymore. It's closer to L.A. than College Station.

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I'll pile it on the sips anytime I can, but Austin > College Station.

Bit you probably don't see it on there because it's a city and not really a college town.

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What population would CS need in order to have people say it's a great town? Athens and Knoxville are around 300K. I believe that Austin was about 400K or 450K before it became known as "cool," IIRC.

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I'll pile it on the sips anytime I can, but Austin > College Station.

Bit you probably don't see it on there because it's a city and not really a college town.

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Maybe you should move to asstin and never return to College Station.

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Yep, last time I checked, Highway 6 still ran both ways.